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Alex,<br>
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Nice job pulling this all together.<br>
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I would tend to agree that it may be a bit much for an announcement.<br>
I would certainly take the list of per-module features out of the<br>
announcement and just link to that info on a website.<br>
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John<br>
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I just finished making the first draft for the public
release text that suppose to go to several public mailing
lists.<br>
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Please take a look and give your comments asap.<br>
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Questions I have so far:<br>
1. Isn't it too much for the announcement? Would it
better to just refer to website where we would have
similar text?<br>
2. Shall we refer our testbed deployment? If yes, then
should we add a join invitation like "if you want to join
our Testbed, here is the link to the joining policy..." ?<br>
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Alex<br>
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